In 2007, a pre-primetime Miranda Hart was 14th-billed in a shambling am-dram fiasco about old schoolfriends reunited (very noughties) to bicker over a dying billionaire's fortune. Retrieved from landfill, it's now being remarketed on Hart's name – even though her screen time amounts to five minutes, during which she's hogtied, described as "a big ugly bird", and never once permitted to topple over. Everything else falls hopelessly flat in another trudge around that cosy Britcom universe where henpecked husbands, mistaken sexual identity and the repetition of the word "willy" are considered inherently hilarious. Refunds are inevitable.